Master of Science in Mathematics
Our Master of Science in Mathematics program provides students with rigorous and thorough knowledge of a broad range of pure and applied areas of mathematics. It is designed to train students with different professional goals, ranging from employment or career advancement in business, industry or government, to basic training in foundations needed to obtain a research career or pursue a PhD in mathematics or mathematics-related fields.
Program Outcomes
Upon completion of the program, graduates should be able to:
- Apply advanced mathematical analysis to mathematical models
- Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of a broad domain of mathematics from (but not all) areas such as analysis, algebra, geometry and applied mathematics
- Formulate and construct proofs
- Clearly communicate mathematical concepts
- Apply advanced mathematical techniques in their professional activities
- Conduct independent research in specialized areas of mathematics
- Employ mathematical methods to model and solve practical problems
- Formulate problems in mathematical terms arising in related areas such as engineering, finance and the natural sciences
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Admission Requirements
In addition to meeting the university's general graduate admission requirements, applicants must meet specific requirements of the MSMATH program.
Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in an area of mathematical science (applied or pure mathematics, actuarial science, statistics, etc.) from an independently accredited university recognized by AUS, or a degree from a related field with a minimum of:
- 9 credit hours in Calculus
- 3 credit hours in Differential Equations
- 3 credit hours in Linear Algebra
- 3 credit hours in Abstract Algebra
- 3 credit hours in Advanced Calculus
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Requirements and Course Descriptions
Students must successfully complete at least 30 credit hours: 12 credits (4 courses) of core courses, 12 credits (4 courses) chosen from a wide range of electives, a 0-credit graduate seminar, and a 6-credit master’s thesis. The program can be completed within two years.
This information is taken from the 2022–2023 AUS Graduate Catalog. For more information on program requirements and course descriptions or for a different catalog year, please click here.
